Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-07-31
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trial Of J. L. Moore at Reno.
Hyhschman's home brsusd beer 10
gaining a wide popularity a. = Summer
drink. Try n dozen bottles.
See notice Of Application for PAt-nt
under the head Of New To-day. An
other one by the same party will appear
Tomorrow.
Sir. and Mrs. Geo. A. Grant. Who
came over from Bullion accompanying
the remains of the late A. s. Eisenberg.
returned home to-day.
Miss Fannie Grant returned from
San Francisco by Iast evenings train
and will open the Fort Halleck school
next Monday morning.
Miss Minnie Gray. who has been en-
gagged to teach the Car,in school during
the coming term, is now visiting friends
and relatives in California.
The passenger trains on the Genital
Pacific are now run on Ro-as,you-
please lime. the east bound train being
SAANh'A ~ Nhhh pAufL , .
Rev. w. IL Gatlin, u colored pastor, 81
S;urkyille. Miss. was shot aud killed by
officers who we're attempting IN arrest
him. He bore u good character. Too
much GItliu' gun for him.
Bob Johns, n colored man living in
Sundower county. Mississippi. was
brutality murdered by his s~ou.in.lnW
while trying to prevent tn. latter from
whipping his wife. Martin was lynched
yesterday.
John X. Bradley arrived last evening
from Reuo by the way Of Tuscarora.
From him we Learn that Georg. Russell
was slightly injured n few day since by
the upsetting Of his buggy while driv-
ing in the mountains near Tuscarora.
ID. b. O'Harra, Of Sprucemont. ar
rived by this mornings train. and we
are pleased to know that he is enjoying
unusually good health. He reports
thing. quiet at that camp at present,
hat Indications are favorable TOR a re-
Viyai Of business in the near future.
The remains OF A. s. Eisenberg were
shipped by last evenings train to Salt
J. axe City for final iutetment. Jacob
Eugler, OF ruscarorA. vent over to SUI
perinteud the funeral. and Louis Eng
Ter went out to Bullion TO look after the
affairs Of the deceased at that place.
Attorney j. L. Wines arrived from
Eureka last evening AMI went down to
Carlin this morning to defend George
Griffith whose preliminary sraminntiou,
on n charge OF killing ). b. Kappeler
last Friday, took place there to.dsy.
Griffith was taken down by Sheriff At
we'll this morning.
An ideal landlord is Lord Aberdeen.
Though his tenants expressed them
selves satisfied with his terms, be made
another general reduction or 80 per
cent. Though not of their nationality.
this noblemau isto.day the most popu-
lar landowner in Ireland. For Ireland's
sake, would there were more like him!
Some kind OF n row occurred ut Te-
coma u few days since. and q warrant
was sworn out ct Wells yesterday for
the arrest Of Il party charged with as
sau!t with intent to kill. We could not
get particulars, but Attorney j. w.
Dorsey went up last evening, in answer
20 a telegram. to investigate the mat
ter.
An clipping Missouri woman left this
touching rpistle for her husband:
Dear john am gone, and you will
never see me again. l hope that my
leaving will not cause O any uuueces-
sary sorrow; and after death claims you
as ~ victim may the flowers bloom OH
your grave aud emit their sweets and
irngruuce.-MAHY."
Professors Peters and Sayoni ore
making preparations to give n concert
and dance on Monday night. Should
the arrangements he perfected due no.
iicc will be given in these columns to-
'bOaiS" AHFSC EtHNNShhth tisSaOuhn
musicians and the concerts which they
have given in Eureka have been vel
attended and highly appreciated.
Mrs. Taylor received a letter yester-
day morning from her daughter Filth,
who is visiting in Rnby Valley. which
brings the information that OH Satur.
day night Frank Shots burn WAS en-.
tIrcly consumed by fire. One horse,
several calves aud n number OF farming
implements were burned up in the FIRE.
The amount Of the less sustained was
not given but il must be considerable.
We have received n copy Of Millen.
NAL Dawn. n book Of $50 pages. pub
lished at Pittsburg, Pa, by the Watch
Tower Publishing Company. We have
not had time to give the work n critical
examination. hui, its object seems to be 10
hnrmonize the Scriptures. and 10 prove,
that the Bible is Gods Word. As this
book il inscribed Volume l, the infer.
cnce is that there's more to follow"
Now York Sun:-west Point cadet